At eyeo, protecting your data and earning your trust is our top priority. We embed security into everything we do—from building software to training our people—while staying transparent, resilient, and committed to continuous improvement for customers, partners, and researchers alike.
Our approach is built around:
Security is baked into every phase of development and deployment.
We use automation, monitoring, and layered protection.
We prioritize clear policies and open communication with stakeholders.
We approach security holistically, protecting not only our own infrastructure but also ensuring that our partners and clients benefit from a secure digital ecosystem.
All of our applications are developed with security in mind. We follow security best practices across our engineering teams, including:
Our infrastructure is hardened using best practices from cloud-native security:
We cultivate a security-first culture with ongoing education and real-world testing:
Our security strategy is guided by a comprehensive framework of internal policies that govern how we protect data, manage systems, and empower our teams. These policies ensure that security is not only reactive but proactively embedded into every layer of our operations. They are regularly reviewed and updated, so we stay ahead of evolving threats and industry standards.
Below are examples of key security policies currently in effect at eyeo:
These policies form the foundation of our security governance model, driving consistency, accountability, and resilience across all teams and technologies.
If you believe you’ve found a security issue, please email us at security@eyeo.com with details of the issue, including:
We welcome reports related to:
We support coordinated disclosure and will not pursue legal action against researchers acting in good faith under this policy. You are expected to:
While we do not run a formal bug bounty program, we may offer recognition or rewards for critical, valid findings on a per-case-basis. Monetary compensation is discretionary and not guaranteed.